Her words were spoken for a different time and purpose, but they feel very resonant now as she talks about the urgency of spirituality, morality and ethics in an increasingly technological age.
Religion in an Age of Science (1990) and Ethics in an Age of Technology (1993), a two-volume set based on a series of lectures he presented in Scotland, received the 1993 book award from the American Academy of Religion.
In the future, staff pay packages will be more closely linked to values and ethics in an effort to not repeat past mistakes, according to the internal memo from the bank.
Barbour's lectures were turned into two books, "Religion in an Age of Science" (1990) and "Ethics in an Age of Technology" (1993).
"There are obviously lots of contacts Snowden had with folks in various organizations of NSA while he was in access," wrote the NSA's deputy associate general counsel for administrative law and ethics in an email later on the afternoon of May 29 , 2014
"C.H.G.O.'s story is a tutorial on how to break campaign finance law, impact elections, and disappear — the political equivalent of a hit and run," Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a watchdog group, wrote in a new report.
He noted that the Internal Revenue Service had audited the political activities of the Center for Consumer Freedom after Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a watchdog organization, filed a formal complaint in 2004.
Melanie Sloan, director of watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a group that filed an ethics complaint against Buyer on Monday, said she is skeptical of his public explanation.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a government watchdog group, sent a letter this week to the president and Congressional leaders urging them to skip the prayer breakfast.
